the examined family
Courtney Martin, Jen Bloomerfiguring out how to be and care for ethical, joyful humans in beautiful, horrible times
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author of Learning in Public, co-founder of @freshspeakers & @soljourno, momma, electric slider, lover, fighter
Jen Bloomer is an artist, facilitator, and the founder of the arts organization Radici Studios. For the past 2+ decades, Jen has focused on using art to build connection and belonging. Jen's current work is a series on how we gather in community.
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